Demineralization potential of different concentrations of gelatinized wheat starch.
Demineralization potential of different concentrations of gelatinized wheat starch.
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不同浓度糊化小麦淀粉的脱盐潜力。
DOI:
10.1159/000261107
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发表时间:
1988
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影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Tehrani,A
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作者:
Brudevold,F;Goulet,D;Attarzadeh,F;Tehrani,A
Six subjects wore intraoral devices carrying bovine enamel blocks covered with a layer ofStreptococcus mutans. They swished solutions of 5% glucose or maltose, or sols or gels of 3, 5, 10, 15, or 20% gelatinized wheat starch in the mouth for 3 × 1 min. Demineralization was measured after 45 min by determining the change in iodide permeability (delta Ip) of the enamel. Spittings of the administered materials and samples of saliva, taken at intervals during the test, were analyzed for maltose, and the time of clearance was calculated. Demineralization was greatest for glucose followed by maltose, the starch gels, and the sols. The latter gave close to zero scores. The salivary clearance time increased with increase in concentration of the starch. Although the starch was hydrolyzed rapidly in the mouth, its oral retentiveness was greater than that of the maltose rinse. Demineralization was closely correlated with the final pH of theS. mutanscell layer. The data indicate that the starch in baked or cooked foods may have a significant demineralization potential and that it enhances oral retentiveness.